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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-03
b ur Salt OF to Let.
FOR SALE!s
State of Maine Bonds.
STATE OF MAINE.


TREAsURER's OFFICE,
Augusta, May "a, 1887.
By virtue Of the provisions of the 43d chapter of
the public laws Of the State of Maine, approved Feb
ruary 20. 1857, "to renew a portion Of the public
debt, the undersigned. Treasurer of the State will
at any time after July st. 1887 receive proposals at
his office in Augusta, from the holders Of the State
Bonds maturing June /, 1859, and October l, 1889,
for an exchange Of the same for equal amount
of the new issue Of bonds authorized by the act
aforesaid, to be delivered at the time of exchange
but to bear interest from October !, 1889.
The total amount of bonds offered in exchange IA
two million, eight hurdred thousand dollars, pay.
abls follows:
10000 per annum from A. ID. 1890 TO 1901 inclusive
10000 1902 TO 1911
5000 1912 to 1921 s
10000 1922 TO 1929
The rate of interest is three per cent per annum.
payable semi annually. April 1 and October /.
The Treasurer reserves the absolute right to re.
ject any or all proposals.
Those not accepted will not be made public and
WILL If desired, be returned to the parties making
them.
~ G. BURLEIGH
mayfair Treasurer of State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-03

.'In my own practice of feeding,
writes Sir John Bennett Lawes. (knighted
for his profound service to the cause Of
agriculture) of England, to Prof. Z. S
Plumb of the New York Experiment Sta
ton, II have never troubled myself very
much about the nutritive ratio of the
foods employ" Who does not feel re
freshed at the courage of the great scien
fist, needed to make this statement. II
reminds US of an incident in the editorial
experience of Names greatest agricul
tu1al editor, the late DIR. Ezekiel Holmes
A correspondent wrote him complaining
about sick COW that was poor, didn't give
much milk, and he wanted advice as tt
what to feed her The genial Docto
answered in his quaint way, Try SOM
k-o-r-n meal"
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-14
APPLICATION FOR PATENr.
Notice No. 1860.
y NITED STATES LAND Ol'rgcE.
Helena, Montana, Nov. 10. 1875

N VI ~ is hereby given that Lafayette Scott,
yrrhao M''sn pn~totlice address j. Ar.tntu i.pa
a r,ii,nn county Montana Territory has mad
Wd piiE' ION for United States patent for The
o "o.ty lnd" mining claim sit,,rt. in Mont am.
Tasr;,,,tzn'} mining dist Heavrrl,ead CO.. Mont
and s,rfe r",rStng Of ,'' linear feet of ,e lo!s
"a an, ia, vac" ground iN feet Wild. hru.r Lot No
the "u ua~rrIh"d in the field notes and Ilat of
neti, survey On I'll" in this Office. with mag
follow IL !" 's":r"os 30 minutes East, a.
said Wno,n I"Flnn'nG a, the Southeast corno. Of
aixi,rn V;n,,'y lode mining claim. at a limestone
mrkHd ntn.S. set IL inches deep in the ground,
'onssdel the q SrH'ricr No: mopnd of stone
IVA, W ~ feet: the IL section cnrnc- he.
Of nS,s'in 70 l>nnI is; on the West bonn,,arv
Minutes W.. 2"7 fee W. ;h nnars N . degr," "
inch ,', rt to- Limestone 2ixIixS Inches, So, =;
aionr>,II, T. az ,'.arkad VIE mound OF stone
inc "" f"t to a limestone ;i,xIjl.> incl.. 80 ~,
alnnr; ,heer marked :'-.S72, mornI IT st,n'.
ton corne, 'i h "orH'r NJ }: the Northwest in:
;,ahu degrees w. 800 feet t" . ne
Of set II Inches deep Marked t,~71 WANNA
vest ioc HIM. for corner No. !: the S,,t
net; IND thence ii tle"rase 2,6f %sL'os w. ri
AREA Of 70 =; .', OF nnsinning and consai,nga
viii Survey N ,T ~ here ere BENZ an area in :"nc
not , .ii 'h area III conflict with SURVEY - ~
t'aina' ,lt' OF 5.1t a"r,"9; the -1utr, ..ra, no,
4nt~i"S 4Et Iii ier rn I'D the net ara rani
4 AID ,J:r, y, "nr trrrn bnrN II , ,,.,,>:
WIKI - y "rErs W:0s Tar rs ,r;,ri :,,,
VIC fae~.ri Icy ~ = %.}r i'd line a., ~no"n WIN ~
1 Woody lola %, " nhtnI Of the survey of ,ln
he iJ ,1Hi";tt Surveyor July - and n ~.
oic. Of , I"tH! ,,;, chi" h.n Of cc"S in IT,
y"rhead cn,ntw .'''iy sttr"rtnrn ut Dillon in l",-
IN the BON. the Reform LODI. sryry M EhI ,s
on Il" j. an u t iee Fi"ra lode, surrey 1s7i
Dillon Tnt ,, ms notice ha published N ,ho
est tho said mir; me newspaper published near
uays. 4 " s'lin for the period of si%ty
'LANGHORNE, Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-14

during All OF the winter months previous to
! the time when they would build in tn, spring
| many sketches are made ina laborious WAY
OF I'll" floor plans Of the house tha: is to be,
! Finally the net rcsult Is handed TO :; builder
or an ar"hllert, mere frequently The former
as i:>p@i houses are built without professional
| services. The figures from the builder come
i'll and are very much higher than was OK
pnctHd. 1t is quite Il sllpr':. for certainly
there J.: nothing there that they can wei! do
without: everything has hecn thought az s.,
much Nothing ll;!t their house con,aill, up-
pears to thau to be less than Il matter OF
iE. Dli'i' build Is are asked to !i,crr,
VIII tSi;t tie more s;&ti~fn,lDvy Iii the end
there ill!-t be Il compromises Tie builder
an, In" owner both yield. and as !, result a
very satisfactory house is built I'h2,c are
ll'i'e Things which they would have ,Iil-
fpr"nt, but in tho l>illu the ho,.,, is Suits
tn"tHy.
This is the universal experience and tho
eject upon the domestic artAiL::tur. OF this
country Has boom very rrnnou.ned. We can
now :rrt Il better hu,i,r for a Given sum of
money than ever h"fc:r. Better not unv as
to general construction but as we'll O,
on "er"ult of the external uuncar,,,,,. and
the convenience Of its int'':1la! l;,l e,:!o.:t;
o.'r may st more Of w,lH. a., regarded MS
The little '"'Ay"I!ieuci;:, which iucan 80 mach
t" he lpu>HA"e!rr. It,iS is NOT ulto:.otncr
tll' result ~ the lrWc, lir,&r" !,l:t2!i.l ;.!I
labor "'1irh - to li:cl.>t. Il ,:o:5,. ',ut i, rs
We'll on nt'rrunt OF II" sN!N VIII Ii las l,.ru
G"vti"!"ai III pIAnlln:c and Hg!.tn"i!.,c Iui,,-
ANS with iri, I:l:'> - '''uHotu.' Of &ip,r, !l
s"'t oil general Cu.!>,iu ,.on. 'In@ ;ltlu:lilc~
OF h@",>' '5 ,I.:! '",1'' :! res tia. viz. iii
Il few year,, I4::.t, AMI instead .. I'm ir.r H.,
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-14
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice No. 1857.
L. S. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, Montana, ,

U.s. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, Montana,
November 10, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given that William G.. Cali
N CHER, whose postof4ice address is Dillon,
postotice address is Kingston, Sierra Co., n. NJ.
and Truman + Chapman, whose pos,oficc address
is Kingston, Sierra County, N. NJ. have made
application for United States Patent for the Net.
tie lode mining claim situate in Blut1Wing (unoru:n.
lied, Mining District, Iseavvrl,c:,l Co., NJ r., con.
ssng 400 linear feet of the lode, and surface
ground 500 feet wide, being Lot No. a and de-.
scrihcd in the e notes and plat OF the oilic. sur
yer;ev file in this office. with magnetic variation
at IL degrees east follows: commencing nj the.
Southeast corner OF this claim, 1T limestone COMO
IS inches set 4, inches deep. marked I-1sso, Tor
corner No t'nound OF earth alongsdc> the southeast
location corner bears 3 oh45 ninutcsW u feet: the
Bob lngersoll initial poin, bears 10 degrees 20
minutes + 10. feet: thence IS degrees az min.
uts W $50 feet to II limestone ,oxloxO inches |,
inches deep, marked c-ISs9 for corner NO (r,ounI
Of stone aloagsde> the Southwest location corner
bears S S degrees W $50 feet thence y 90 I, mn.
ues 400 feet to limestone ,4x1,xz inches IS
NO degrees IS minutes L 500 feet to pine STUMP,
I4nches in diameter marked Tor tn. Northeast nr.
tlon corner: llsn marked 4-1S5. for corner No, 4:
thence % IS minutes w 1900 feet to corner no. !,
the place of beginning, and containing m are, IF
I7.6s acres. No conflicts. The general co,,rs,. of
the vein being about North and South as f;lr rs
traced. and within 800 feet of either si.l.. line
The said mining claim helm. vt record in the of.
flee of the Co. Recorder at Dillon Rravcriirnt} Co..
Montana. he nearest known locations l,linr
the l.. NJ Wilson Lode on the East ,lr. ;oh,, !
Smith Lode. Samuel iiatci,cd,r. claimant u,, IN.
Worth. ''''
direct that This notice be ruhshc,! in III. Dillon
TRIBUNE, the newspaper published nearest the said
mlnlnp claim, tor the period of sixty DAYS.
y. W. I.ANGIloRNE. Rt.i.tnr
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-14
AITh1CnAT!ON FOR PATENT.
Notice No. 1871
United STATES LAND Orr,cr
Helena. Mont Nh ~ t.>.,..

Helena, Mont. Nov, 10. IN
| NJ OI1(.E is hereby given that I,f,,o,.v
whose pOstotiice address il Ar,a,,,, ~ ~
verhead county, Montana Territory h.'s n'I-
applcAtion for Il United States ,,,,.pt ,i,' Az,
uoV Il!tttn lode mining claim s;n.tn i; =, '','
Vuhorennzet) mining dist. Rrny.rhaal a ,,",ls
Mnht, Icrrit y, consisting Of one thnus.ni H.;
ieet OF the lode and surface vrunnI Am r, i!'i''
oelhg Lot ~. Is and described in thr AZ; W.,
anu pat OF the official survey on fila y, ~;
n.e' WIN magnetic variat ion ut lv,lnrrna. 20 ,,;
' .tes east as follows: Commencing n III. Nrti
MeSt corner which is quartai,e stone oii III W.
lnches SET Is inches deep, marked IN, 800.
,er no. Ga mound OF stone alonrsidel ~
.fto,.n"es, location corner bears W ~ t. ,,.
.n.Ie' r.. 100 iect to limestone o4xsx, ;n,L.'
90, Il inches deep. marked, 2-ls7l for corner ~
Hni.uad OF stone alongSdr the Northrnst i"
y. corner bears n. Iii degrees l. II feet: thenc
e. noo leet 10 Il limestone: 3Uxltxl inches SCI y,
Ia.n.s oecp marked 3-ls1l. for corner M :. Z,
Fuuu vi stone alongside) Southeast locatinn
I ,1m pears 3 ~ degrees. f. II feet thence
~ ~" !ttl u quarzte stone, 2bxl.x6 inches sat
lS inches deep, marked 1871 In mnnnI ~ st, se,
aiohssl.e) thence n. 800 feet to corner n" ~,
n um OF beKlnnlng. and containing nm nra, ~
.. acres; claimed: the gene raj course nf th Vol;
pe!!hs east and west The said mining cl.;m
neinE or record in the office of the n,1ntr IL
G 81 at Dillon, in Beayerpad comntv Nnn;;ona
Inc nearest known locations heinv IN tha hn.
survey No. lis. Lot H. the Iuscnrnra lnaa. ~,
ant oeo'', clalm-
, DIRECT that this notice be puhlished !, A..
nil! l TRIBUNE the newspaper published near.
est the said mining claim, for the nerind ~ .;wt
Gays. =. w. LANGHOkNE. Reristar
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-14
.pp,1cATlON FOR PATENT.
Al Notice No. 1870.
OFFICE. HELENA, Montana, /,
U. -. LAM Nnvt.,ni)cr IL, 1880. (

- '- November H lSb,
,,,c,. &c hereby given that i-at'vette Sc"'';
N,,l,as, postofic. address : nss, a ,,;,',,1'
WIZ Montana Territory mas maze ppHeIt,on
County, p,tcnt for the Florida lodeinlnng claim,
tor a y: '>Inrt,na n,norganzed) Mining District,
situate IN 'nuntv, Montana Territory, consisting
@ linear fee, o the lode, and surface ground
Oh Tn vide being Lot No. - ana aescI'neo ~ me
field hn'. 9TH magnetic variation ut 70 degrees 80
TINS oii. ,,.t rs follows: Commencing ut the cor
MINUTES ~ survey No 1872, which is Il limestone,
ner ~" ;rrhes. set IS inches deep, marked, i-1S7s,
I'M I'M mound of stone alongside) tins corner is
marked for esrn1r No Isl feet" Feet 't thcnse run
c!l ', y =, J,rrees + along the East side iinc Of
nl's N M. l. 800 feet to corner No. , ot said
sur. Nn. ,Szs, which is limestone ehxl4xS
,arhrs set 20 inches deep, marked a.1S72 (mound
~ - stone n onyside) and marked 2-JS74 tor corner
\ 10 .: thence running 81 degrees = $50 feet to Il
no rock a4x,ox, inches, set is inches Deep
,unarkcd. ,-iS7+ for corner No. t,nonfd Of stone
ir.,i,f ne Northeast location corner hears $
=, + q feet: thence l, degrees w 1900 feet to a
limestone. AMONG inches, set IS inches deep.
marked, 4-'s7t TOR corner . NO. with mound Of
,"nrs Ear, feet; thence n 8, w $50 feet to cor
ner 10. J, the place of beginning. and containing
~ ,r., of tSo2 acres, there being an area in con.
art with survey No, IS of SO of an not claimed,
.h net area claimed, outside of said conflict being
$500 acres the general course Ct the vein being
The said mining clain, being of record in the
office ofthe County Recorder ut Dillon in Beaver
head County, Montana. The nearest Known loca-
tons b, ing on the West, survey No 1872, Lot No.
a. the Nooey Lode and on the South the Fraction
lode, unsurvcyed, Lafayette Scott claimant.
direct that this notice be published in the Dillon
TRIBUNE, the newspaper published nearest the said
mining claim, for the period of sixty days.
S. w. IANGIoKNE, Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-14
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice No. l.GS.
L. 5. LAND OFElCu, HELENA. Montuna,

L. s. LAND OrNicu, HELENA. Monl;,na,t
~ November 10. $50.
NOTICE is hereby given tina, William, g. tia!i.
~, gher' whose po:totirc address is Dillon, nv..-
whose S pos;oicc address is Kingston, Sierra Co..,
y: NJ. and Truman j., Ch.pm IN. who's, pos,
ph'e adufess is Kingston. Sierra County. n NJ.
nave made Application Tor |. Patent 'ir the Jaw
uou lode mining Claim, situate in Blue Wing Jun
orsanlzed) Mining u. strict. iSravcrll2au Co., Mon
taf' Territory, consisting, of 1860 linear fec, of the
W' ana surface ground fCo feet WIDE being Lot
NO. 40 ana described in The liz III note, and Mat OF!
Int olelal survey on lille in this oisicc with :l.rttic
.'nH','on III Is degrees east, follows: Co.,!r,cn,-
na s a. ne southwest location corner, being also
.olher NO. OF survey No. 1880, he Net, i, Lode.
ana W., corner 40. OF Survey No 1850, the 4. II!
mns'n i-oae pine stump Il inches in iia.nc.cr
Ir''Neu 4'i>su and > 1850 marked 1l>h! for corner
: thence Ms degrees 90 minutes w 1,ootcvt 1nn
s"nc @oSteA> inches SGT 20 inches 4, rD. ,nurk,,
SAY. of corner NO. with mound Of sonr along
@ ''e northwest location corner bars V X d.
s.ees 80 minutes " 5 feet: tl.,ucr Worth r, de-
$50 u minutes ]. 'on tr,t to limestone. ,,,yltN,
# inches deep. marked ,-!~n for corner
i 'a? NhnHid OF stnn, alrny>.i,) the Northeast
-, t, corner helrs " 4, degree, 5, INMATES "
.'e>fone ,.NnNh inches u in hes deep II. ,rlv,,
h ' ,'t corner 40 ',nn,nI of earth ;il,rrsi,,,l
.'t 70 degrees T., minutes W 90, trvt to corner
y 'lV F''t. OF BEG lrninr, continuing an area ct
1h ,; 40 c"Et'irtS. :hc genera cr,trs.. Of
oi gn VEN being " * degrees, "a minutes w
sa'u mining r.n H. i,.- O record in ,h, tfic.
My u'e county Recorder IT IN on R.nvcrnt.,i CO..
II I" ~, Inc nearest known locations i,;Dr ,!,,,
,'snh inc Survey I>tc. the MAY I.n;,,. and
,I,l T'la l.. smith io" the S"ul, and West, ana
Il;r, ' ~. '-''t Survey ~. on the E1st
u'rrct tn this notice i,, ,,!,i; shed in H., D,I,,
& M the newspaper published nearest the >,,I
'''''>' lnF 'hv period OF sixty ,iay>
=. W i.iN';iIrRNE, REGISTER
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-14
A COMFORTABLE UOI1SE
AND HOW to BUILD IT At A REA-
SONADLE EXPENSE,
n" Home Long. Talked Of, Often Planned
and Finally Euilt-.A Talk About Do
mestic Architecture-EIin:s to Home
Euildcrs-.in Architects Opinions.
.cc.al Cores. )nncCNccl

I.cc;a1 Correspondence,
iSD!ASAHol1s, 13.-ft is frequently
sall OF those who would buiid that their is,eas
are larger than their poc!ietborks. 1t is ,cr-
talnly rot '!iscreelitable to any one that his
l'tas should he larger than his immediate re-.
soarceS. Su"l, IL condition causes the enlarge
E'ent OF the individual and his kc,|oo,, Mt
lhe sane time. Thus it is Il good thing for
one iieas to be larger than his pockctbonk.
lhe man who says that he wants 5000
worth OF house does not get as much for hi,
money as he who in effect SAYS: IL want
s"fW worth OF house for s., OOO' The latter
IS an ambitious man; the former has only a
little ambition. He merely wants a house.
Fortunately, however, there are few suc,,
people.
More often than otherwise it happens that
a man and his wife who have worked hard
lor several years get enough money together
TO build Il home, and it is possible that this
home has been talked about for several wears
previous to their building In fact they have
been educating themselves in house building,
lhey nave acquainted themselves with all Of
the modern conveniences. They have studied
Dorches, Scstihules, halls and sta;rways. They
Know how many rooms they want on the
first floor and the bedrooms that thew viii,
have above At first this house rescnts it.
self i'll very crude form, but in the course
OF time the plan shows itself more clearly to
them. They begin to place the furniture in
the Imaginary rooms and as they do this
their IDEAS enlarge. They add ut first inches
ana thc;, feet to the size of the various rooms
AT first their IDEAS OF a kitchen were quite
moderate: in time q sink banins 70 assume
certain vague outlines, then it takes definite
form on one side of the room: then a pump is
placed beside it. Afterwards the wife saws.
"liow nice it would be if we could only have
hot water faucet over tho sink At first
they shake their heads and say that it would
cost too much, but in the course of II few
evenings talk on this and kindred s,,bicc
they come to the conclusion that if the hot
water arrangements do not cost toe much
they will have them, and that rs ..tl,ilcs''
are SO much cheaper than they used to be
they certainly ought to get ali of these Tor
about what they originally expected to pay
for the house. Their ideas have been OF slow
growth but cont inuo,,s, and in the :,ee.,> ate
the growth has been great.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-14
|. ,. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, Nj. T..

|. >. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, Nj. T., !,
November lo, 1885. I,
NOTICE is hereby given that Ni.l,alI,
~ q. Cali, her, whose postoiiicc address
Is Dillon, Hcss>rrhcad County, Mor!: Ter,
Moses Thompson, whose postv4fice address
Is Kingston, Sierra County. Sew Mexico
ana Truman +. Chapman. whose po>tuititt
address is Kingston, Sierra Co, \. Mex,
have made application for a u. ). Patent
for the i. Nj. Wilson lode nnin. claim
situate IN E.ut " jnS (unuraarizcti) Mining
l}i>trl&t, l'G1>u!le;.N Co, NJ. T., consisting
OF 400 lillear feet Of the lode, and surface
ground 800 feet idc, bcin. Lo, No. *, uut
ue>c' ibe, IL the field totes and plat of the
otl!cl;i! survey on file in this Office. " itn
magnetic variation at IS degrees east, as fol.
lows: Commencing at the Southwest cor
ncr OF this lode, which is also the South
east corner OF the "\tltiv' lode, Surv,,,
40. 1880, which is a limestone ,oxIoxS il
rhc>, ST Is inches Deep marked l,lS5D-
VIII luu>:id OF earth along side. marked
also 1900 tor corner No. |; he Southwest
location corner bears ). Ou4s minutes ".
- feet; the Bob !n.er>ol! nlliu! point bears
>. 10 degrees 50 inmate T.. 100, feet: then
\. oois minutes L TOO feet to corner 30
/ OF survey No. 1890, which is apnr stump
l.! inches In diameter, marked ,-IS6O tor
corner No. ;: thence y. 70 degree, ~ min
ntt~ +. 800 feet to limestone cOxI,X.. in
cfv>-l inches deep, marked $3.50 tor cor.
n.'r 10. 2--rnounI OF stone alongside: th..
Northeast location corner bears \. g dc
@ree> 90 minutes +. 10: trct thence ). o.
* minutes w. 400 feet - a limestone -,v
,Nh inches, l., Inches deep, mark,t! =, 1900
tor corner 10. ,,--m0uni OF stone ;,jrng-
size. II ion ~, hi, -
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-14

from the second floor there is a stairway
going 10 the attic which is large and ,o,,,v
'''..' "hl'li may nave various uses. Tie
c''';.r IS teet high, and is well lighted }v
having the joiSt set well up from the Grade
llne. There may be Il laundry hero. and
separated from it by door we may have e.,
coa' cellar and Il furnace room, As VIC m.
pron''h t.4t house there is first. q broad
porch of ABOUT feet in width and II fee. i,
ln"iA a. Il Slight ;.d,;;; o.ul expense, saw
500 To $40. Ibis porch might be extended
across TIC entire Irolt. Before reaching the
front door there is a small vcstibule arranged
with or without storm doors rs may ko
thought desirable. 1t is the experience OF
the writer that storm doors gro seldom used
IN" distinctive feature of this house is the
ha witch is large enough, II foet inches
ps ~ 1eet, to be used as a sitting room In
the front part of this hall. and at the right
as we enter. is a window seat and II broad
window in front, and Immediately above
it. as will be noticed; this is slightly
separated from the main room by the small
pllasteis or castings on each side. Immediate
~ III front OF the doorway there is CRATE
ana thantel set III one corner of the room.
There are large doorways, five feet wide,
leading into the stair hall Immediately back
OF this room and into the parlor at the left as
we enter In this case there are merely door
opeElngs, portieres or curtains taking the
place OF the ordinary doors. Sliding doors
might he used in addition to the curtains and
NUS have the advantages of both curtains
and doors
The Dillon tribune., 1887-01-14
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice No l7>3
y. ). LAND OFFICE, HELENA. NJ r.

" D. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, NJ. r.,
~-rr,, November 70, 1886 !
LIE is hereby given that Laiavet,,
scott whose pos,otfice address is Ar
genta' Beaverhead County, Nj. T has made.
application for Il Z. Patent for the Re-.
FORM h'oe mining claim, situate in Montana
(unorganized) Mining District, Beaverhead
No'' NJ. l., consisting Of 500 linear feet OF
the ioue, and surface ground 600 feet ide.
oelng Lot No. ~, and described in the field
notes and plat OF the official survey on fill.
IN th'S office, with magnetic variation at 10
degrees 80 minutes east, as follows: Com
mehc'ns at corner No. l, being the South
west corner, marked; l lS7, on quarrzite
rock in place page 6x3 feet, :, feet above
ground, tor corner No. l: the southwest
location corner bears S. Is deg. w. IS feet:
corner NO. survey No 1871, bears East
s. feet; thence running East 600 tee, to
the intersection corner on the west side line
of survey No. 1872, which is a lime>ton.
5oNl"N 10 inches, Sc, = inches deep, mark
ca T. !. 1871 1872, (mound of stone along
s'ot) marked ,-IS75 for corner No. ,; the
Southeast location corner bears East 40
feet; thence n. II L. along west side linz
OF survey No. 1872, 1905 feet to cor,er No.
3, survey No. 1872. the Woolev lode.
marked 3, IS Is for corner No. ;, (nouno of
stone along>ide) thence n. l. degrees W,
1910 feet to limestone, 3ox7x5 inches, set
;. inches deep, marked 1873, tor corner
No. 4 (nound OF stone along sjde) the NE
location corner bears North s. feet; thence
West GOO feet to a quartzite stone, ,1xox7
inches, set IS inches deep, marked s,.1S-e,
Tor corner NO S,-,nound of earth along.
side: the Northwest location corner b.nrs
MI degrees, West s. feet; thence S. 4 de.
Srce> East 1910 feet to quartzitc stone,
3oNlSN1o inches. set ;, inches deep, mark
ed 9, 1873, for cor. No. 6,---mound of stone
along >ide--thcnce S. II, w. 400 S feet TO
corner No. l. the place Of BEGINNING: the
total area being COS, acres, all claimed.
The general course the vein is II degrees
West and North + degrees West from dis.
covcry.
The said mining claim being of record in
the office Of the County Recorder at Dillon,
in Reaverhead County, Mont. Ter. the.
nearest known locations being, on the East
the Spring lode and Survey No. 1872. I,o,
No. 4o, !he Woo'ev Lode, and on the South,
Survey No. 1871, Lot No. IS, the "Gov'r
ridden" lode.
direct that this notice be published in
the DILLON TRIBUNE, the newspaper pub
'ished ncares, the SAID mining claim, for
.l'c period Of sixty DAYS.
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